Eternal Life: Crafting My Own Wine Gu

The golden finger of the protagonist is completely useless, it is a waste of resources. It takes such a long time to create or complete a Gu recipe/alchemy recipe/skill. It's completely unnecessary. Since the golden finger can directly determine right, wrong and progress in real time, wouldn't it be possible to quickly find the correct method by converting all questions into binary form? For example, to create a skill, first write all the words into a dictionary with codes composed of 0 and 1. Then when writing the skill, write it directly with the code of 0 and 1, use the golden finger to judge whether the next code should be 0 or 1, and finally translate these codes into words. Is this much faster than trying each word one by one? Furthermore, the method in the book also requires the protagonist to have a certain foundation and a certain amount of cognition to create, while binary conversion text only requires a golden finger to judge whether it is 0 or 1, which is countless times more convenient. The most time-consuming part of this method is to write the code dictionary, but after the dictionary is completed, it is equivalent to the protagonist having whatever he wants. If he wants elixirs/poisons/skills, he can create a bunch of them in just a few hours.

1. You can have Gu worms based on brain worms. You can build a soul link network like the Zerg. Wouldn't it be faster to exchange information and obtain intelligence? 2. Satellite Gu worms. Make a kind of Gu worm that can be launched into the sky and survive on its own at ultra-high altitudes. Load some ultra-long-distance camera, photo taking, and information transmission Gu worms 3. Aerial loop line 1. Such Gu worms can enter the bodies of all living things to obtain information and reproduce themselves 4. Large Gu worms that can mine underground by themselves can be smelted in the body directly after being swallowed. Why do you need the protagonist to dig the mines himself? 5. I am a swarm of insects. The protagonist can completely refine the Gu worms that can carry the protagonist's consciousness and disperse and aggregate at any time to parasitize other creatures. The following continues

Not serious at all? At first I wanted immortality and wanted to get tardigrades. Then I raised bees and practiced pupil Gu. If I had pupil Gu, I could find tardigrades. Hey, I suddenly ran to make elixirs. I finished practicing the elixirs. Hey, I went to get the strange fire, but I haven't got the strange fire yet. Hey, I'm going to prepare the formation! Hey, look, there's a treasure map here, tardigrade? What tardigrade?

I feel like the protagonist is too greedy and wants everything. It may also be that the author is too anxious to write out all the creative ideas. The writing is very stiff.

The writing style is poor, just like a middle school composition

It seems to be a time-traveling flow. If you don't want some ancient magic weapons, I'm going to go to Gou Dao flow to get some magic weapon gourds. Baby, please turn around. How awesome.

There has been no update for such a long time, so there is reason to suspect that it has traveled through time, and now only a torch remains to replace its existence.

The author has been out of contact for a long time. Who can call the police? Check it?

You can create your own voodoo recipe, so why not create a voodoo that speeds up cultivation or a brain-type voodoo?

I feel like it's a good subject, but I don't know why I can't stand it.